Lol, alright then. I respect your honesty.

Yeah, I remember all of that now. Good little trip down memory lane. Jeff George.....ROFL

And he something for the Donkeys' asses, that goes a long way ion my book.

;)

If I remember correctly someone here came up with TrInt and whitlock kiped it.

I'm not going to even talk about Mav at this point... though I'm sure he could figure out what I'd say.. but I'll leave that alone.

I'll stand strong until Alex shows me what he can do (again) with a decent OL and WR corps. If KC upgrades there, and he still plays small ball, 1 read, 3 yd per pass? Then, I will be done for sure. Not even worried about that. I have zero doubt that Alex will play well if KC can do what needs to be done.

I think what that really shows is just how fallacious the quarterback rating statistic really is, which was why they developed QBR in the first place. His rating was high basically because a bunch of short passes inflated his completion percentage. His QBR is probably a more honest representation of his actual value.

That does ring a bell now that you mention it.

And that would be a totally whitlock thing to do.

both are horribly flawed.. and simply a cheap shit way to spin an agenda...

Exactly.

QB rating is the most worthless statistic kept in pro football.

According to the NFL, this stat line is a great game:

14/18, 90 yards, 2TD, 0INT.

124.5 rating, in a game where said QB's team lost by 20 points.

The quickest way for me to devalue your football opinions is to use QB rating as an indicator of QB play.

Matt Cassel is a good QB

Comparing Green to Smith is nearly impossible.

As much as Smith sucked this season (and the offensive line is definitely part of the reason), Trent Green wouldn't have lasted two games with this line. In terms of being "injury prone", Trent Green needed three full years to fully recover from an ACL tear. He would have been knocked into retirement behind the 2014 offensive line.

The line doesn't exonerate Smith's poor play and lack of TD's to WR's or his inability to thread the needle. But if the Reid and Dorsey want to avoid sitting home in January for the remainder of their tenure, they'll need to fix this offensive line as quickly as possible.

Otherwise, they'll both be looking for work by 2017.

Edit: Oh, and find some guys that can catch the freakin' ball.

According to some here, he's just as good as Alex Smith.

One has a career 82.8 rating, the other has a career 80.1.

I'd put them both in the same category of QBs good enough to start for franchises that simply dont care.

LMAO
this part made me chuckle.

Can you imagine how much shit people would be giving another team (let's use Denver as an example) if their last two quarterbacks were Matt Cassel and Alex Smith.

We still get chuckles out of Tim Teblow and everybody's happy to hammer the last nail in Manning's coffin.

All while we spend years trying to rationalize being okay with Matt Cassel and Alex Smith.

Stockholm syndrome?